The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, March 23, 1870, Image 4
-L)W'S S2enrie4 Springs
I.' 'id.ho i iainc to eltiqigo
Ti41 Hower I lw neikoft my bkrow to shine,
'1 II ta ren :n srn yon , lid not lotn
r *2o e~, my fieinu-1, when ti h mine.
N . . : ihive charin211.1 yoU ? aliMli'
, lIff lolk mtit* I w11111Mo .4ny
The ithe i ll[ ant1 hose tie pow
Ansai Ileing ii 1 r.1uei 11one day.
I I o lietri lisr liy flower of Ilower..
i " . ve :o h III il- se 1 -111 he %II II( gives --
iltier, sir , i l0e $Oline n igvlativeo. -
'Tis not h lit lilt le irilk-whtde haiids
'Tha. grite' %v lil a tver work I iy do;
'T, ii'Ii 1 it' basidIed silken liiMMIX
Th 11-4 .1i 1,e -h e!Ju t I elt iler blue;
Ani Ino I hei voiceo Ao 10 IN :01s1 bWCCL
That h14h1. lite captne~ at bi feet.
'Ti W .)l ill lrOWns lit ly wilh SilileS .
% eewt shle Seul-1la anol for Ilny xinls;
No' Itt inl tri kery wvay.s lnor wil's
h i 1, :13 ir lo o Iogils -
O 'l of sn h:161 it ilt not, grow ;
I' was-ii el t ilI[ is all I knlow.
"fis nol her lwiikling feef qstaiai,'.ll,
Nor - liunbler t.i'king fromt her SIloove,
Nor yet her viaIl0em ot1 :11111 all,
Lo e was not Iborni to 11,1, Ou r lao ve.
Ith1e ni-4r-ol w ... l, nor was I wvon
whoA dlhew Ihe tieweirop to thle sunl T
l'ar.-bln no', then, I cannot- tell. -.
2)r c:anl you hropto to ltlderstailnod
Why I 'tohl to. lily lov o m well
Nor how loll 11h bare ir law.!
'I fell thI iA te bouild" 1o wit1 lite
Thronth1 61im4 InWO eernlity.
Bt m iwall Jikson in Romo -Intow jsting
Ihoident.
iltiss. alio A. Brock, of Virginia.
whtto is n1ow oi Ia visit to Itomne, it
furllniuing ila Series of iitelr(sting lot.
ters fromti the terial City to th(
N cw Yuok It h Mci'erola RlIeOrd.
11,1 ow her last, let'er, dated Flebruary
15t1, wIe imlak the following interes
tig exta.ict, which will be road will
plcasire by every admirer of that
great and gooi mnan 1 tonowall Jack,
son. After diseribing her visit to thf
-t.. Marila di Ava Coeli, Miss .3rock
w-it es as follows :
l'iom the church I continued my
walklv toward i t)h palaco of Cotsar,
an2d as 1. stood atteinptiing to road al
iiin.ciption on the Septi mus Soverm
ni ioicidont occurred which I thin
well worth relating-at least that soni
me on ward with a fooling of pride il1
ily boarit which muitst have beenl ak1ili
to that which m11anly a R1omiian woLmall
las eperienced at mention of
certain inmes that gave a brightoi
glory to lono.
Wiahing some information, I ven.
tured ia (ie.9tion to at friendly priest
who passed me. At that tu6omiont 1
.F1reclh soldior, in the uniform of the
Piontiliuial Zouavos, approachod, and
politoly lifted his hat. When the
1riost had given mo answer, lie said
"A ro you not an American lady P'
"I anti," I replied.
"Are you not from the Stat on of th<
1 proudly confessed my nativity iiv
Virginia, and a gratified smilo light.
ened up his sunburnt visage.
"I thought so I I thought so I" he
exolaimed. "I. cannot mistake the
accont I was a oldier in the Con
federato army ! I fought for the
South under Stonewall Jackson."
You may rest assured I was not
flow in extenditig to him my hand,
and1( expressinig gratitude in all the
lantguago I could~ at the moment comii
maind.
'J'ho priest stood biy ini astoniishmient,
nOt unzder3.t and ing the remarkable
deonsiitratLion.
"A great mnan I--a great man
t he soilderi, whsile a shade of the
dhtepestiiadnes~s settled ever his coun.
tennnooe, and lie touched his hat and
As I Intokedl forward to (lie Arch of
2S(latius ~OSverus, alnd further on
to (that of' TIi ins, anid still furt her on
to tii t. of Constantiito, 1 could not
heclp think ing~ that in geneorations
y2 e t toco o me on e11 miighlt, stanhd asl 1
d id then, and21 pionderi over an inisorip
tion engraveni upon stome imonumenjt
soimewie on the soil of my own dear
miothe~r Stato~ record ing the namein and
deeds of Sbonewall Jockson-not loss
grea~it, m222d far m~ore good, thani those
wh ichi wsoni for Rlo's mnighity meni
crowns andt arches, and limmlortality
for all1 future aiges.
Th1'is episuo of' the mnorninlg almiost
uin it tedl121 innfo reseairch. I fond
myself, as [ walked on, seeing and
ye ereyseeinig. In imagination1
was biook aigiin inl the caplitah of the
S3ouith.erna Conifederacy, and from
every hip I listened to the praises of
hun12 % wh2ose priiso111 so gladly Ileaped
hom the hearyof -the Froeh soldier,
321 321non lgg~ a hong ilitary~an~d
tL te pru2!ession, aL. nloble healrse with
tddinlg plumes( ; 1 heard the dull,
:id notes~ of the mufild druma, anud
the low wail of miartial muio~i as it
ptioreed the - aoniz.ed ai', anid I saw
the star whiecl had given us pronye
of' a nuation begina to fade, and darker
anid darker grew, until it went out,
andt. it wa1s night with us-mildnlight
to every hiopo that had enikindled
the flames on the crimson, dripjineg
anr -or patr'iotEmi.
A Wo3ds N'Sanr5reH.A the
fuanord of "Uni~i~lo J)ll,"' a naoted and
dlesporate character on the Plains, a
short timo sin1c, his wife beht over
Sheorpo, and said in tonos of ininite
Iourrow anid tendernessl, "I know lie
bore a hard name amnong 11202 ; bilt I
loved hill. ]le was all 1. had to love."
A D)ettoit girl,.who wear's a beaver
and spurts a cano., makes it a point t'o
hiss every good hooking main she
mneets, and some1 say she meeots a good
nun y good looking men.
Two caillors wsere atting on the gun.
wvalo of thei' ship dlrinaking grog.
"This-I iimat anid dinkl," said Jil
and flhl overboard 21. he was speakinig.
"Anid i.o w you havye washinig and
h-daiig' " oo!h rem :u;rc TI..mII
f1 11
Vf
THlL' G(I? IA 7'ft~Ur 1?RTT 7O
Which Roskoo has. attoiined in all part of 8
AS A GREAT AND (toOD hI.;FICIN I
And Cie Larg e Numljor8 of Tntimonials
which are c'Atlsanly being reelvedl from
Iflysicianus. and perSoin4 wio ave hea'
curet by is use, is conclusivo Proof' of* its
rninarkable valte..
AS A Jl001) PURIPFIAWR,
. t Ax460- '3to EOpc Va4
- 19INU PoITIVELY
The MostPowerful Vogtablo Alternative
YET DISCOVEItb.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
"Tihe life of the fluhh is in the Blood,"
is a Scriptual maxim that, science proves to
be trite. The peoIe talk (if bnd blood, as
the crustto Of may disenses, ndt, like many
ppular Opiniionsi this of bad blood is found.
ed in Itruth.
The symptoms of had blood are usunally
i11i10 plin -bad Digestion-calises imiper
eet itttrition, and conseutlntttly lie circu.
Ition is feeble, th ie soft tissues loose their
tone and 'lnsticity, and the tongue becomes
pale, broad, and fre'elnltly covered with a
-woy, whit.o enoat. Tlsit. 'nunal inl soit
sho as itself in roughness of the skin, then
in eruptive and ulucratise diseases. and
-'hen long contin.e'.i, result s In .erIous
lesions of the Brain, Lhinr, Lungs, or urina
ry apparatus. Aluch, very utuch, suffering
is enused by impure blood. it is estimate
by some that one-fifth of the human fani
atlre affCeced willi scroful in some form.
Whben the Bhel Is pure, you are not so
liable An any disease. il any impurities of
lie Blowl :irlis i from impture disens of
large c'iites. liradicato every impurity
from fihe fountain of life, anid good spirits,
fair shii and vital ittreugth will return to
yon.
AM
LI I'N lNY 1A'1(/014TORI
STANDS UNRIVALLED.
Being the Only HI0WI Medileiii
that efliciently stimulates and correts the
hoprnin mret iotn and functional derange.
monts of the Liver without Jhehili nting the
system. While It acts freely tiponi the
Liver instoad ft' copious purging, it gradu.
ally chianiges the discharges to a perfectly
natural stato.
OYMToMS OF .rVlt COMP.AINT AND NOF i-1:
OP'Ios1a iisi:A.Rs i'ioItUciPI BY Iy.
A sallow or yellow color of the skil, or
yellowish-browni spots on tle face and
otherl parts of tle body ; (1dulness and
drowsitness, sometlimess headache ; bitter
or bad taste in tile mouth, internal heat ; in
many ctses a dry, teasing cough ; unstead y
tppetit; somti mlies sour stomaclh, with ia
raisiing of ftle food ; a bloated or fill feel
ing about the stoolach and sides ; aggrava
ting lillitis in the sides, back, Or breast, and
abotit. file slioulders. ; conslipat ion of tle
howels : piles, flatilence, coldness of tihe
M 0 8 1K 0 O 1
Is a remedy of Wonderful Eflioncy in the
cure of diseases of the Kindeys and Blad.
dor. In these Affections it is as near a
specific as any remedy cn be. 11 does its
work kindly, silently, and surely. The
llolief which it affords Is both certain and
perceptible.
Dis:.mss or Tit taINr.Ys AS hr.AnnM.
Persons unaequainted with tIh) structure
and tunetions of the Kidneys cannttot esti..
nmate the importance of their healthy ao
ift"gir anal suflicient. not ion of Ihle K id
neys is as imoportatnt, mntty, even mnore so,
t hatn regublirity of the bowels. The Kid
nteys remove fromt the Blood those effete
mtittters which, if permhtted to rem'iain,
wvould speadily destroy lif'e. A fetal sus..
pentsion of thle uritnat'y dischtarges i.1 oc
etasion denth fromt thiirty-six to forty-eight,
hiourts,
When Ithe Urine is voided in smnall quan
tities at the time, or' when there is a dlispao.
sit iotn to U1rinate more frequetly13 t hant
petinal, or whent thle liritne is hiigh ly colored
be' sel ing it hil weakniess in t ih small of'
he b'ark, it. shotibl not he trtilled with or'
dlelayedl, bitt Koskoo should be taken at
oncew to. reoue4y the diflicuilty,.. before a
lesion of the organs tnlkey placo.: *Blost. of
the disenses of' the IBladder orginat o f'ron 4
thos e of' thc Kiticys, ft Uinte be'ing im-r
perfectly scoretedl ini 'the Ki-inteys, pr'ovoe
irritating to the linadder and Urinary pas
sages. Whent we reeollect thaat meudicline
novelr reaches thte Kidneys .exee ptthrough
the general ch'"dulation cf the .1 lood, ard r
see how necessary If is to keep the Fonun-I
tain of lAire l'ure.~
Meets with-G (ocaL Success in thme Cure of
Diseases of' the Ner'vous System.
Almost nine-tentht .of our people suffer
irom nevouts'exhtatastlon. and arte. thero
lore, liable to its, cotntifmittnt evils. of' men.
lini dlepriessi~tonjohfu~ed Ideas, sof'oiing of
fte brain, itnsatnity', and complete breaking
'down of the general htealtht. Thousantds
are sulfel'ing fo-day ith brokeu-downi
tnet'vous systems, and, unfortunately, to
bacco, alohlol, late hours', over-workl,
(mnental and phtysalt), arte causting disnes
of' te nervouis system to itncr'easo at a tear.
fut ratio.
'y.mi4l lt9 .'hloie. kdIabasoslot he .
nervouts system gIve rise, tany be stated as
follows: A d1ial, hteavy feelIng in te hea~d,
SOmettintles 1Uera or .less soverg pailt o'
headaoho;- Periodical IIcadaohtn, Dissincess,
Noes or inging in the0 Ilead aconifusion.
of' Ideas ; * fTporar'y L.9ss of blemory t
leaiet'o ion of ftpir'iis :Start ing during Sleep;
llad D~reamts~; liesitaftiotn in Attswermng
Qitestionts ; Dunlness of Hearing ; Twit chhtg
of the l'ace amd Arms, ko., wvhlch, If not 1
promptly . treated, lehd 'to ParalysIs, Deli
rtittfl, insanIty',hntmoteney,Aboplexg,'&O,
Is not a sceot .quack:. roetedy. Forraula
arounnd each botth. Reommetided by the
het'. PhiysIolat, eminenat,. Iflvlnos, Editor.,
Iurutietp,'Nqrobaitp, &c t.
jThe Bestand Most Bopular Mediolne in'
J. -' I4MVMEJNCE, K. D,
ORGANIO Oil EMiST~
Leboratorjand Offloo, No, 0 M~lain'Street,
N0~,RFOL, VA.
auc O DOIJ10PE ' T L E, 4
For anle by i',,ate ElSin r.
NEW AD VERTISEMENTS.
*AGOJNM" WANTED
00 t 4Muiral Raphael semme., "Pervloe
Afloat ia tihe SmInter And Alabama.o/
lils is at nbost graphic and thrilling de.
:ription of tleperilous adventures of this
ommnaadaveranaud his comrades, written by
Iammnes ahimself, and thoreforo authentio in
very partiottlar. The sale af thbis book
as boen most unpreceden.ed, and still tie
lotnomd Is unabated. Sold only by sub
oript ion, and excLusive territory given to
ood agenats. Address
P. 1. DIiBLE & C., P'ubliliers,
2118 Main Street, Louisvil!e, Ky.
WANTE) EVEA.Y WII Ell 1,
AALESMEN Farm'- a nod olmmr.it-rs sell
Ja New Article inl gra it demaid-. -,0 IM) Im
nade by one Agent his first nomih. Au.
resms (10. Mc.ill RON & CO.. Nhmlt
ille, Tent , orl- W. Ii. 8tL\TON & CO ,
iew Orleans. La.
YOUR ATTENTION
is 1o n ay am.y Ivtrt) -rO 1 a1111
*ifenderson Conmty, ion' ncky La Snale"
O'irnd P'riZO Schieme
Euterpriso, (iM A RlTlAtED by tle 1egis
ature of Kentucky, aid etloried ni rl
ow rmended by every londing official in tile
itate, and uapwaardts of 300 of her 1most.
>rominent chtizens.
511 Prizes, $314,320 1
'omiprising tihe riehrst river bottom tbao
-o farms in lihe wehillay counaty of lien.
lerson, Ky., with all their appmstenanices.
Dapital Prize, $160,0001
Smallest Prize, $801
1* about $20,000 in Greenbacks, being
entire rent money orf time property for
I years 1860) and 1870, which will be dis.1
ibuted to the winners of the first seveni
wizen respectively. let. of tie
l'arms for 18tdO, was $12 per nere*, and it. Is
,onfidently expectod that they will equal or
miisurps this figure for 1870.
Tickets Fivo Dollars.
Finaal dlraiwiing, Junme 9t1h, 18;0, at Ma.-onio
femiple, Liouisville, hy. Iundrels of our
mist citizenas, have given ituminalified certi.
iclatcs n1111 elendorseauents of this mazaguii
:nt enlerprize.
Every dollar invested by ticket holders,
is ield in trust b.y the cotmmisMioners ap
pointed by the Legislaturo, utmil the draw.,
inig takes placo aml prizes are delivered.
In order to have your tickets properly
registered. buy nt. omice of your nearet
club agent, or remit by Express (prepaid),
Draft, 1'. 0. money order, or registered
letter, to ciather t t th1e following financial
itgents who will fin mish full descriptive
Dirculars :
L. II. Lyne, Coslh'r Farners Bank, Hen.
tlerson, Ky. : It. H. Alexander. Comnmer.
Dial Bank, Lotiaville, Ny.: John 0. La.
thamn, I'res. Bank, flopkinsville, Ky ;
James T Dal ltam. Commercial Bank, 1anl.
calm, Ky. ; 11. (. 'loimas: Camsh. Obs. and
Rept'r Lexington, Ky. ; W. 11. Tyler, Cash.
ier Deposit Bk , Owenotioro, Ky.
Good Club Ageits waited everywhere.
TOME MELVAIN & CO..
No. 6 Maitlen Lane, New York.
1 PORTERS OF
Guns, Fine Cutlery,
D])UOGISTS' SUVDRIIES,
MI1ATARY AN) FANCY GOODS
801-M AGETS OR
Westley Richmnrds' Breaelh-Loading Fow
ling Pieces, Eley's Unrtridges for 11. L.
(luns,
C Cy OJ]SIy CA30.
General Agents for the
U. S. "Cartridge 0 -.," Lowell, Mass.
Manufaacttrers of all kinds of
itETAL IC CATitiM s PoRt HirFLEs, PIToLs,'
AC.
DERINGER PISTOLS,
I hmavem ti s day appoint ed Mlessrs. Tot u's
IlvAmN & Co. Solo Agenits for thme sale of
ny P'istols inmate City of New York. Decal.
rs canm obtain thm an (ml'essrs. Tonmes,
loivain & Co. tat my lowest wholesiale rater,
amad my ftuli gutarmnty nioconpanties every
'isol of' timy mnufi 'amur mme sohl by t heam.
I E NI, IV 0 ti130 1lt,
Philadlmelphlia, Aug 26, 18t'7.
TOMES, MELVAIN & CO.,
Bolo Agents, II Moaiden Lane, N. Y.
3RAND RAFFLE AND SALE
f Real Estate and Personal Property, at
ntoranUT varLUxt AT $44,000 ItArrtLE A-?
ONLY $i PER CilANCE I
Tis properly consaists in, part of a gone
ad assort~ment of maerchan lise, valuedi at
8,000 ; store-hmouase. 60tx2 I (ne w,) $1,600;
dwelli.ag hmouises and inmprovenments, aill
ow, $l,000 eaolm ; lot- of iaurnihuro $1,000;
00 hushels corn, 100 sacks tloutr, 6,000
oands bacon, ,24 town lots in~ center of
own, Iieeses, COws, &o., &0,
This property, andi oather property net
aneluded, is valuedl at Fortyfour- Thlousa~nd
)ollars, Is to be rafihmed for at Tw~enty.llve
Ntouasaand D~ollirs. Every chianoe, or Ilok.
I, wa'mrralntedl and gunaranteed. a prize valued
roam One Domllar up toi One Iintndredi, to
noa lidred, to . Eight ' thouaqtd D~oliars.
o Blanks-JI'welvo daIsinterestedl meni will
'ondnet time Rafile, and see that oach and
very onne, whmether present or nmot will have
it equAl and fair showing. Each agent
till be informued of the0 resualt of time Rilie
moxt damy after it co'neos oILf. Refer to O1ti
oe of Ilarlow county, anad cilens of Casas
'ile. Liberal per cent. offeredi agents,
gents ivamnted ian every Countmy and Statle.
nclose stamp. Orders for all Tickets and
ii connniaat ions muhielm nmilremrad to
L. Q. XNlTil & Ct).,
-Managing Agents, Cassvillo, Ga.
*FIOUNTAIN'P5EN.
R ITES three pages wit h one dIp. lRus
iv smooth anid makes flame writIng. High.
y recommeanndell by all tehag' themn. Onaly
5 cnts per doson. Two taumplo Pens for1
0 Oente. - Ad dr'ss EE 1. CiE'R, ad
yme, Conn.* Um.
Say whero you saw thm t Advertisomuent.
his solebrated PumpO t,1
bo; eql thes
oo ld-fasod -
roodem Pump, and P
eat loss than half the
ho atona.fr.emslag,
ad is consatio s aspiqs
THEi BEST AND CitlAPsT PUMP 0OW NAGE
Flouir I Flontr ! Flonr I
) A fr UNil h FLOURi' just received andI
Ji.. Co.mW. DESPORTES
SOLUBLE MANURES
ManAufactured
UN RTIMIfiE'TION OF DR. N. A
S Nupetr- Phostbiato Company.
Soluble Phosphorio Acid, i the form of
Phosphate, is tb basis of all good Fertili
loluble Phosphori Acid which isin them.
The immenseo posiis of Phosphatio GOi
.Narolina, by Dr. Pratt, consists maninly of I
Ivailable as a F rlilizer by being ground
mclih a condition a to make ie insoluble
,nirle of heing taken up by growing phr
-onnercial Ferlilzer is of no more vailue
V ue greniler ih proportion of ahis Sol lu
lhe less the quantity required per acre, i
iiit conaining the highest per erningo of
Impressed wit these Irutls, t heSulphur
m-qbelcd ilt Clanrlcton the first extensivo A
able to offer to plauters the Lighest per co1
my muarkel.
Their Fertilizers are offered tinder two
.. EJiwain. No, I ---Pure Soluble Phos
D:iolved Bone Phosplialo of Lime. $60 p
2. Eiiwan. No. 2 --Peruvian SuperP
af Dissolved iioni Phosphato, aind Ij to 3
lion of' Peruvian Guano to adapt it to all
for CAsh.
WE ALSO
Diosolved Bone, of high grade for pirnt
into any other comipuit, and we so;;los Ii
inanufacturers to iransport lhe Sulphurio
it a fixed rato for each per centage.
jan G--3m
The "CA ROLLVA FERTILIZER," is
and is pronounced by various chemists, on
Peruvian Guano in its Fertilizing Properti
inot land and sea anita als, and posuess qu
st. We annex the analysis of Professor I
"LABORATORY OF TilE MI
-- nlaleai uf a uantJist of Oustitraa A'rtilt
Moisture expelled at 2120 F,
Organic Matter, with some water of ocmb
Fixed Ingredients,
Ammonia,
Phosporio Acid-Soluble, 6.96 ]
Insoluble, 6.17 1
18.13
Sulphuric Aod, 11.01 1
Sulphaie of Potash,
Sulphate of Soda,
S1,11l.
On the strengths of these results I am a
mn Ferilier,
We n ill furnish this excellent PRR TIL)
2,000 lbs.
oct 9-Jy
New Advertisementse
(ESTABLISHED 1830.)
WELCH & GRIFFITIHS,
SAWSJ AXES! 84AWS!
Saws of all descriptions. Axes, Deltin
ad miii furnishings. Circular Saws wit
tolid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustibl
Points, superior to all Inserted Teeth Saws
itWibSend for Price List and Circulars.%j
WELCH[ & GRIFFI~iS,
Boston, ass., or Detroit, Mich.
W ANTED--AGEN4T8..-$75 to $200 l-e
monthi, overywhaere,mnale and femnale,to into
luce the Genuine Improved Common Sens
IFamily Sewing Machine. This Mlachio
vill stich, htem, felt, tuok, quilt, cord, bim
)raid and embroIder ln a most stnperio
b:anner. Price'only $18. Fully warrant
md for fIve years. We will pay $1000 to
any maclain, thAt will sew a stren ger, nior
>eatlful, oW naore elastic seam t hatn curs
t makes the."Ellstlo Lock stich." Ever'
uecond stich can be out, and still the clodi
mannot 'e puliled apart without tearing it
We pay Agents from $76 to $200 pe,
nonth and expenses, or a commIssion rron
Ishich twice that, amount, Pean be made
4ddress 8xcooen & Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
loston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo.
CAurio.-1leware of all Agents sellin1
nachines under the same name as ours
*incss they can inhow a certificate of agen
my sigi'nad by uts. We shall not hold our
elves responsible for worthless maahine
old by other partles, and shall prosecut
all parties eilaher selling or using achine
mauer this name to the full extent of th
aw, unless such machines were obinac<
'tona 0s or oaur agents. Dla, toi, he imposes
apotn lby parties who copy our advertise
nuniat and circulars and offer worthless mns
haun~s at a lqs.price.
o' --forah
.PrDnroutrox tuezooans.
SIX-CORD.
For sale by all dealers in
DRY COQDS & NOTIONS.
A WVAY witis unlomfortable Trusse
Comfort and Cute for the Ruptured
Bent post -paid on receipt of 10 cents. Ad
iressta Dr. E. B. 0 1, ,12Leig,
Guano.
AND SULPHURIC ACID,
at Charleston.
M'ATT, Chemist for the Sulphurio Acid and
Soluble Phosphate of Lime, or Dissolved Dono
tera, and these are valuable In the ratio of
mot which were discovered in 1867 In South
neoluble Phosphato of Lime, whichis inado
to powder, and reduccd by Sulphurlo Acid to
>hosphate soluble in water, ind thus made
ns. The insoluble Phosphate found in any
to the phant than the original Phosphate rock.
u Phosphate which any Fertilixter contains,
nl consequsontly the oheapot Fertilizor Is
Soluble Phsosphlsate.
ic Acid and Super-Phosphale Company have
cid Chambers Souith of Baltinore, and are
tage of Siluble Phosphate of Limo known in
forms:
haite, guarantceed to contain 24 per cent. of
er ton, 10 per cent. discount for oiash.
hosphate, guaranteed to contain 20 per cent.
per cent. of Ammonia, with a suflicient. addi.
Crops, $70 por ton, 10 per cent. discount
OFFER:
ore or matuficturers. who mnoy desire to mix
as this is 0Jto best and cheapest method. for
koid contained In the aixture. Will be sold
WM. C. BEE & CO.,
Agents, No. 14 Adger's Wharf.
made from (lie Phosphates of South Carolina,
e of the beat Manures known, only inferior to
.s. These Phosphates are the remains of ex.
klities of the greatest value to the agricultur
hepard.
DICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
5,-, pereoaally sotected.
1070
nation expelled at a low red heat, 16,50
60.8)
2,60
Cquivalent to 11.27 Soluib Phosphate of Lime
juivalent to 18.48 Insoluble (bine).
24.75 Phosphate of Lime.
:quivalent to 23.63 Sulphate of Lime.
80
8.60
lad to certify to tIe superiorIty of the ('arol
C. U. ilEPAltD, Jr.
ZER to Planters and others at $60 per tea'of
(lEO. WV. I LLIA MS & CO.,
Factors.
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The Purest, Best and Cheapest
so a Ac*n GR pS.
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p
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Philadelphia.
Dr. C. W. Millard's
FE1MALE SILVER PILLS,
An unfailing remover of obstructIons, and
a cerinlu regulator of the monthly turn.
Infallible, Harmless and Trustworthy.
Sont. free by mail to any address on receipt
ot' One Dollar. P. 0. Box 8020, N. Y. City.
MOuStaches
Forced to grow in six weeks. Recipe
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Box 3086, New York P, .
TO COTTON PLANTERS,
AMMONIATED
ID ISS O L-vID~D
The supply of Peruvian Guano having
become exhausted, it is necessary for the
planting commuuity to look for a substitute
for this article, so effidaelous in promioting
and sustaining the growth of cotton, The
combination of Peruvian Guano and Dis.
solved Bones has. been found to ke the
safest and best -of all the many !o.es
offered, and we are confident that luan
ordinary season, to uoli the ldnguage of Mr.
David Dickson, qai never fail. In pre
senting our AMMONIATED to the Planter,
we but give the oembination in a form
ready for immediate use, thus-saving the
cost and trouble of mauipulation and s'cour
ing informiny In quality.
The practical results obtained from the
articles shipped by us prove them to be
superior to all others, and in a trade ex
tending through every portion of the Cotton
Growing Regions, and, during the past fve
years, consuming thousands of tons, we are
yet to hear of the first complaint.
In our manufacture we discard all mineral
phosphates, and rely entirely upon Pure
Bone made readily soluble by the use of
Sulphurio Acid. The Ammonia Is supplied
from the next valuable source to Peru.vian
Guano, and in sullcient quantities to give
the plant a vigorous and healthy growth,
the soluble bone sustaining it throughout
the senton.
We have no hesitation in placing this
article against any manufacture or combi-.
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent in its purchase in case it does not give
matisfaction.
For the character and purity of the arti
eles shipped by us we refer to the promi
nent names appended,t hey being a few of
those who obtain their supplies from us.
JOHN MERRYMAN & CO.,
Baltimore.
X.o1"kOiz*O'n.Oe a
David Dickson, Hancock county
Dr. E M 1endleton, ',
W IV Simtison, 0
A J Lane, i
Col. T M Turner, i
John T Berry, 4
James M Gray, Jones county
If 8 Kisar, Houston county
M 0 Robert, Wilkes county
N W stone, Columbia county
Dr. Henry Gaither, Newton county
Dr. J 8 llamilt on; Athens
Edward lIancroft, a
A P iearing,
A Livingston. Newton county
lion. T J1 Smith, Jefferson county
H P Richards, Newton county
John HI Chisholm, Ii est Point
Stephen 1) Ieard, Augusta
ar , ill 1Steiner,.
W D Grant, Walton
Rev. W M Cunningham, La Grange
Col, B (I Locket, Dougherty county
lHon. Hierschsell V Johnson, Jufferson co..
J H1 Wilkins, Jefferson county
Jas. C Denhtam, Putnam county
J Printup, Columbia count'y
U M Stokes, Leo county
Rev. T Bi West, Columbia county
0 A Nunnally, Walton count~y
S WV Swanson, Troup county
'yhomnas Warthlen, Washington coun.
Sterling J Elder, Coweta couinty
J R Tolbert,
R1ev. C 8 Ganldeh, Brooks sounty
J 0 Morton, -
Samuel M Carter, Murray coanty
J P. 8tapler, Lowndes county
J N Montgomery, Fort Lamar
0 W Leylia, Decatur county
J N 111ll, Quitman county
8 P Burnett,. . .
A J White, Maqon
A V Birumby, Atlanta
Q RNolan1 Henry county
-Z'Hi Clark, Oglethorpe county
IH P. Woolley, OCas county'
Adams, Joned & Reynolds, Maeos
J . BfRoss & Sea, '
Warren, Lane, & Co., Augusta
J T Bothwell,
Berryti & Co., Romne
W C & L Lanier, West Point
Iqsao lHatri, SpriogrGvove, N, C..
James P Irifin Charlote, N. C.
Col. J R Spearman, Silyer Stiet,'$. C.
It W Bases, Orangeitre, 8. 0.C
Col. T J Moori,-Spartabbtirg, 8,.C.
John: H Cathcert, Winnsboro, 8. 0.
Thomias I, Woodsidea Qreepvie, 8. 0.
J WV Berlisdale, Laufens, 8. it.
Goy.; ;l iDu Pont, QJuincy, Fia
Gedtgo IV cot t, Tateiasse, Ibla
A F Givo6, 16nt gothery,Ad16 -
J N Lightfoot,- Abbeville, Jla
RL k Thornt os ivr
J M60. Bogid, Caniden, Ala
Thomas E DI Pogues. bzfordl, Miss
WV E Fergusson, J~ckson, Miss.
E F i olta, Duck Hill, Miss
WV W Topp, Columbus, ied
Dr. J D McConnell, Drottnsville,.Miss
F M Shryeek, Winona, Miss
M B Jones, Blates*Hi,, ?.isr '
Hi F Johnson, Brookhaven, Miss
J A P Kennedy, cogleevills, Mis
C C Wflliamlb Okolona, Miss
J1 Chataponols, Shubut a. Missm
John 8 Finley, ifrolly Stg, i e
WV W Farmer, Monroe, La
Foank P Stubbs, . 't
J Green Hall1, Covington, Tonia
WV N Beek, Middletidn,'Ten
B M.athe..% MenilelieodAtko t
oes 2i1-bIn
The Last Sensato
TUST reetivee4 a fresh supply ofi.
Oyster s I apPick Ies $ta e, C:e
Jverpool a$4 abcii, j ~'ft
Hardwre. lDr- EJQjs &',, which vwe offe
NCREASS y~aoCropsiad leprove your
Lead, by usiag.
PBWENI GUAN,
Impo-rted by nl dleot mirLhe tiahenly Is.
lands, South PacF0 Ocean.
Wiloox, Gibbs & Coi,
MANIPULATED GUANO, I
Prep4red at SaVannoh. Ga. &nd Charleston,
8. C., rbloh has proved in the soilthe.
best lmanure in use. For salp by
WILCox, GIBS & 00.,
IKPORTERS & DEA&,EES IN
EA N8.
99 Day Street,,Savannah, Ga.
04 East Day-St., Chatlestoni. C.
241 Broad Street, Augusta, Gh.
WI ALSO KN -
11ure No. I PeruVlan ouano.
Dissolved Bone.
" Land Plaster.
For further infortnation, . address, as
above foi dircular, or subsoribe to houthern
Agriculturist, published by W. C. Maomur
phy & Co., at Aughsta - and8avannah, Ga.
at the low price of 25o. pVr .nu.
ON P. MATTI1 W Jr.
doe d-4m Agent, WinnsidW; A. a.
P. P.
Charleston, S. C., lan'ftelturet of
DOO.RS SAS,BID.
AVING TIME. A.GEST AND MOST
COMfLETE PA-TOBY in (tie South.
ern Stat'es, and keeping alwAys on hand s
large and most complete stook of DOORS,
SASHES, BLINDS, Sash .Doors, Store
Doors, Shutters, Moulqings, &.. &a., I an
enabled to sell low and at manufacturers'
prices.
N. B.-Strict attention paid to shipptig
in goodorder. july 20
Baugh's Raw Bone Super-Phos
phate of Lime.
L AM now receiving my supplies of this
manure, and Planters can rel upon
getting an article fully up to standard as
per analyses. All bought from myself or
authorized Agents I will guarantee, as eye.
ry cargo so sold ii analyzed on arrival
here and the.high oharacter of. the manure
fully kept up. J. N. ROBSON,
Sole Agt. for South Carelina.
Nos. I and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston S. C.
J. 1. CATIHCART,
Agt. for Fairfeld Counly.
Prof. Shepard says of analysis made
October 16th, 1869. "A valuable maouro
and decidedly superior to the article of
last year."
Experiment made by M. C. M. Hammond,
of Beech Island. 8. C.
No manure, 887 lbs. Seed Col ton peraore
175 lbs. Peruvian Guano, 1828 lbs. See.1
Coto on per acre.
175 lbs. Baugh's, 1489 lbs. Seed Cotton
per acre. dec 80
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